For instance, the chokecherry provides a variety of foods such as wojopi, a traditional pudding; dried chokecherry patties used to make the ceremonial food, wasna; cherry juice for Sun Dances; and jam for toast and biscuits.

We classified sites as early, early-intermediate, late-intermediate or late seral stages before selecting them using quantitative coefficients for basal area of green ash, percent ground-canopy cover of chokecherry [less than] 2 m tall and percent gound-cover of western snowberry (D.

In laboratory experiments under constant long-day conditions (20 [degrees] C, 16:8 h light: dark), we observed the same results using excised foliage: diapause was more common on red maple and black ash than on paper birch or chokecherry [ILLUSTRATION FOR FIGURE 2A OMITTED].

PCW expects the wind farm, dubbed as the Chokecherry and Sierra Madre Wind Energy Project, to create 945 jobs at peak, with 429 employees between May and November on average, and staff about 114 workers permanently over the 20-year lifespan of the project.

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